This SSD is a high-performance, EVM Elite EnSave Pro 1TB External SSD Compatible For ,PC/Mac/Mobile
ultra-compact drive aimed https://amzn.to/3LPLagqat content creators and professionals who need speed and portability. Model EVM Elite EnSave Pro 1TB | Interface | USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 (Type-C)
ultra-compact drive aimed https://amzn.to/3LPLagqat content creators and professionals who need speed and portability. Model EVM Elite EnSave Pro 1TB | Interface | USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 (Type-C)
Max Read Speed | Up to 2000 MB/s |
Max Write Speed | Up to 1700 MB/s |
Dimensions | 65 x 31 x 5.7 mm (Extremely small) |EVM Elite EnSave Pro 1TB External SSD
Material | Aluminium Alloy (Heat dissipation + Shockproof) |
| Warranty | 10 Years (Standout feature) |
Key Features for Creators
* Pocket-Sized Portability:
At just 5.7mm thick and weighing roughly 70g, this is one of the smallest SSDs on the market. It is significantly smaller than a credit card, making it easy to velcro to the back of a laptop screen or camera rig without adding bulk.
* Rugged Metal Build:
The aluminium alloy body serves two purposes:
* Durability: It offers shock resistance and 2-meter drop protection, essential for travel.
* Cooling: High-speed SSDs get hot; the metal casing acts as a heatsink to prevent thermal throttling during long 4K video renders.
* 10-Year Warranty:
Most competitors (like SanDisk orEVM Elite EnSave Pro 1TB External SSD Samsung) offer 3 to 5-year warranties. EVM's 10-year warranty is a major confidence booster for long-term data reliability.
III. Critical Caveat: The "2000MB/s" Trap
This drive uses the USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 standard to achieve speeds of 2000 MB/s.
The Problem:
Most standard laptops (including MacBooks) and many desktops DO NOT support USB 3.2 Gen 2x2. They usually support:
* USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps): Maxes out at ~1050 MB/s.EVM Elite EnSave Pro 1TB External SSD
* Thunderbolt 3/4 (40Gbps): While faster, Thunderbolt ports often default USB drives to 10Gbps speeds unless the drive is specifically Thunderbolt-certified.
The Result:
If you plug this drive into a standard USB-C port (like on a MacBook Air or a standard gaming laptop), you will likely only get ~1000 MB/s speeds, not the advertised 2000 MB/s. You need a motherboard or laptop specifically capable of "2x2" (20Gbps) transfer to see full performance.
IV. Verdict: Is it for you?
*Buy it if: You have a specific desktop motherboard with a USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 port or you prioritize extreme portability and the 10-year warranty over hitting the maximum theoretical speed.EVM Elite EnSave Pro 1TB External SSD
Consider alternatives if: You are a Mac user. Macs generally do not support the Gen 2x2 standard, meaning you will pay for speed you cannot use. In that case, a Samsung T7 Shield or Crucial X9 Pro (both Gen 2, 1050MB/s) might be more cost-e